The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1887-02-10


18th inst, the Dancing Assembly hav
decided to meet Wednesday evenini
10th.
Griff. Rensman, Chas. Holt, Spenc
Hunt and Charley Becker, are all book
ed for the great city of Bloomington,
Ala. We hope the boys will realize al
their bright visions have pictured Of tn
place.
vYanted..An persons indebted t.
j. c. Bonner & Bro, to know that al
accounts made prior to Jan. LIST, 1887
must be settled at once. [feb3-4
Why is it that some property holder
in Eaton that are in good circumstan
ces, are only required to put down
four-foot sidewalk, while many poo
widow women, who have hard scratch
ing to make both ends meet, are com
PEELED to put down the eight feet side
walk? =
ItShas not been long since that far
mers' Institutes were considered of M
benefit in this State, but now it is con
coded that much valuable information
is acquired and many points Of incalcu'
liable worth a~scertained by attending
them. The time is ear at hand wher
they will be a feature in every county
in the State.
Geo. P. Early will have a Public Sale
of stocks 1T West Florence, Preble Coun-
ty, Ohio, on Tuesday, February 10Th
1887. He will sell a lot Of spring calves,
milk cows and a lot of young steers,
making in all IS head. Also so head OF
thrifty shoats, 40 head Of stock hogs
and several fine colts and two brood
A credit of nine months will
be given with approved security.
Got a pencil? Then make a note OF
the wonderful low prices in Clothing
and Overcoats this week at Jos. Woer-
ner's.
William Toney, aged about eighteen
years, son of old Carey Toney west of
Eaton, was arrested in Richmond last
week and brought to Eaton by Police
man Charles Christian, charged with
stealing $4,000 from Q. H. Toney, his
About 5000 wa found on the
person Of William. He was taken be-
fore Mayor Marsh and committed to
;o;1 ~ Iofor1k ~ eSn0 how'd
Greenville has another murder to
Alfred Blizzard, a farmer
nine miles from Greenville, near
Hill Grove, is the last victim. Suppos-
ed to be murdered for his money. They
don't hang anybody about Greenville
for murder. The people around that
burg are too tender hearted to inflict
upon human butchers
They r all ure to escape the rope.
''Let FER go, Gallagher"
Large stock of all handmade Farm
md Buggy Harness, Collars, Brides,
&C., at Stephensons. See them before
Prices the lowest. feb3.3
John Woodring, living with Perry
Bremen, a few miles northeast Of Ea-
has been in the habit of banking his
wealth in a tool chest in an old building
short distance from the farm dwell
He had $685. 90 in the chest up to
Wednesday night of last week, when
the whole business ~mysteriously disap-
The chest was found out in a
field a few days after, butnary a red Of
The cold cash was in it. Mr.. Woodring
will give 500 or more to know who rob-
bed him. 1t wouldn't require a very
smart detective to secure the reward.
It looks like a very plain case.
The dances at the Opera House, given
BY the Eaton Assembly, have become
very popular. Last Wednesday evening
quite a number of visitors were present
number seated in the gallery to
hear the music given by Custer and the
Harpers. 1t is certainly q treat to hear
music. The Assembly is composed
Of about sixty of our young people, who
stand high in sserssk, and the way these
dances r conducted can but make one
think of. what an innocent amusement
dancing is when confined to a private
party of this kind. We congratulate
the Assembly on its success The. next
meeting is on Wednesday, 10Th inst.
Better late than never. Save money
by buying Horse Blankets or Robes at
cost of Stephenson, s. E. Corner Main
and Cherry streets. feb3-3
When any of our friends want to go
east and have a pleasant journey and
enjoy the quickest time maintained up
On any road in the country, through a
scenery unequalled over any route, take
a sleeper, parlor car or coach on the
and Ohio. The track on this
road is splendid, its equipment beyond
compare, the time the fastest on the
continent, and it's Conductors and at
taches gentlemen always ready and
willing to answers questions pleasant.
ly. The variety of scenery over this
route east is wonderfully attractive
embracing viewson the famed Potomac
the Shenandoah, the Cheat, the Cassel.
man, the Youghiogheny, the Mononga.
hela, the Blackwater rivers and in the
Blue Ridge and Allegheny mountains
The ride is lovely and like a visit to &
grand picture gallery. The BIZ o
takes about all the business east. Fol
information as to fares, &C., address o.
call on w. 81. King, Esq.,, assistant
general passenger agent B. & O., Gin.
cinnati, O., or D.. C. Brady, ESQ.,, ant
J. T. Dunnie, ESQ.,, 169 Walnut street
They are gentlemen who cheerfully ani
pleasantly answer all questions relativ,
to the connections of the road and tn,
safety and comfort of its passengers
Be sure and try the B. 6 o. when 20,
go east.
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